A Lady's Guide to Improper Behavior
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If he is so occupied with being manly and adventurous that he doesn’t consider affairs of the heart, well, then he is a man whom I would not wish to marry. Setting your cap for such a man is both futile and foolish.”
A LADY’S GUIDE TO PROPER BEHAVIOR Your cards this morning, Miss Tess.” Inclining his head, the butler held out the silver salver piled with calling cards.
Theresa wiped jam off her fingers and lifted the cards. “Thank you, Ramsey.”
“Those are all for you?” Michael asked ...as he strolled into the breakfast room. Planting a swift kiss on Grandmama Agnes’s cheek, he came around to rest his hands on Theresa’s shoulders and read the cards over her head.
“Let’s see,” she said, looking through them one by one. “Lord Lionel, Montrose, Bertle—oh, goodness, you may have him.”
“Thank you, no. He has a very particular odor about him.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he is so occupied with being manly and adventurous that he doesn’t consider affairs of the heart, well, then he is a man whom I would not wish to marry. Setting your cap for such a man is both futile and foolish.”
A LADY’S GUIDE TO PROPER BEHAVIOR Your cards this morning, Miss Tess.” Inclining his head, the butler held out the silver salver piled with calling cards.
Theresa wiped jam off her fingers and lifted the cards. “Thank you, Ramsey.”
“Those are all for you?” Michael asked ...as he strolled into the breakfast room. Planting a swift kiss on Grandmama Agnes’s cheek, he came around to rest his hands on Theresa’s shoulders and read the cards over her head.
“Let’s see,” she said, looking through them one by one. “Lord Lionel, Montrose, Bertle—oh, goodness, you may have him.”
“Thank you, no. He has a very particular odor about him.”
What to read after A Lady's Guide to Improper Behavior?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suzanne Enoch to read onlineMoreLess
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